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Presentation on theme: "Health."— Presentation transcript:

1 Health

2 metabolism

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4 Cellular Respiration Using glucose and oxygen to make ATP

5 Metabolic Muscle Disorder

6 Basal Metabolic Rate

7 Basal Metabolic Rate

8 nutrition

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12 Calories A unit of heat energy from food; released when burned by cells

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15 drugs

16 Depressant Brain Scan

17 Stimulant Brain Scan

18 Narcotics Brain Scan

19 Narcotic Pain Blocking

20 Cocaine

21 Signs of Addiction

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23 Withdrawal

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28 Over 150 million$ in cocaine (bottom)

29 disease

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33 Airborne Infection

34 Contact Infections

35 Wound Infection Stitches

36 Vector-Carried Infection

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38 Prevention

39 Prevention

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